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Sunday, April 22, 2007

  

World InBrief


HOUSTON: A NASA contractor took two co-workers hostage at Johnson Space Center, killing one of them before turning the revolver on himself. Bill Phillips, an engineer with Jacobs Engineering who has barricaded himself inside the building Friday, after managing to sneak a revolver past security at the sprawling space center campus, police and NASA officials said. Phillips shot David Beverly in the chest, killing the NASA employee, and later shot himself in the head inside Building 44, a communications and engineering facility. The second hostage, Fran Crenshaw, another NASA contract worker, was found duct-taped to a chair a few hours after the standoff began. She was treated at a hospital and released.

London: BRITAIN’s Queen Elizabeth II was marking her 81st birthday in private on Saturday—a far cry from last year’s public celebrations in front of cheering, flag-waving crowds. The queen, on the throne since 1952, was to spend the day in private at Windsor Castle, west of London—the royal residence she considers home—and enjoy a private dinner with her husband Prince Philip, 85.

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